Category Archives: Kamloops and Area News

TRU nursing school works to help fill critical shortage
KAMLOOPS - Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, a spotlight was placed on the healthcare sector across canada. Thanks in part to burnout, early retirement and people switching professions, hospitals like...
James Peters Nov 17, 2022

Woman fails breath test after driving to Lillooet RCMP detachment
LILLOOET, B.C. - Lillooet RCMP didn't have to go far to arrest an intoxicated driver earlier this week - she drove right to the police station.According to a report from the detachment, the woman pull...
Nov 17, 2022

Kamloops has the second-lowest living wage in B.C.: Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives
KAMLOOPS - The Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives (CCPA), in partnership with Living Wage for Families B.C. has released its 2022 living wage calculations for B.C. communities and Kamloops comes ...
James Peters Nov 17, 2022

VIDEO: Canada's National Women's Hockey Team visits Valleyview Secondary
KAMLOOPS - Ahead of its Rivalry Series game against the United States at Sandman Centre Thursday, Canada's National Women's Team paid a visit to students at Valleyview Secondary Wednesday (Nov. 16). A...
James Peters Nov 17, 2022

Kamloops RCMP seek public's assistance in locating missing man
KAMLOOPS - Kamloops RCMP are asking for the public's assistance in locating a man who was last seen in the Kamloops area. Police say Joseph Driscoll hasn't been seen since Friday, November 11.Mounties...
Nov 17, 2022

Work resumes at Highland Valley copper mine following safety shutdown
KAMLOOPS - Unionized workers at TECK's Highland Valley Copper are back on the job today following a work stoppage earlier this week.Sources confirmed members of the United Steelworkers 7619 refused wo...
Nov 17, 2022

Purse drive collecting essential items for Kamloops women in need
KAMLOOPS - Patti Phillips of the North Shore Business Improvement Association is once again collecting filled purses for those in need. "When the women go to the women's shelter, most of them are on t...
Dave Barry Nov 16, 2022

Kamloops Salvation Army Kettle Campaign kicks off
KAMLOOPS - The Salvation Army Kettle Campaign is back and ringing at 11 locations across the city.This year the local branch hopes to raise $450,000 - with $240,000 of that coming directly from the ke...
Nov 16, 2022

Kamloops council, ASK Wellness hope review can increase funding for critical social issues facing city
KAMLOOPS - The community is already divided on how to help people facing addiction issues on the streets. More supportive housing has been built in the last few years for the homeless and addicted, bu...
Dave Barry Nov 16, 2022

One year after Merritt flood, residents still looking to rebuild
MERRITT, B.C. - It has now been one year since the Coldwater River burst its banks, causing devastating flooding to the city of Merritt. The damage from the atmospheric river event caused the city to ...
James Peters Nov 16, 2022

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